Maybe you’ve seen a Dog Parker around your Brooklyn neighborhood. Maybe you laughed, pointed, compared it to a cryogenic chamber. Then, the next time you were out with your dog and wanted to pop inside a cafe to escape the summer heat, you thought, “Oh, damn. That is a good idea.”
Brooklyn “dog mom” Chelsea Brownridge was solving more than one obvious problem when she came up with Dog Parker. Dog owners want to take their buddies around town, but tying them up outside of restaurants and stores left them vulnerable to theft, accidental escape, and dangerous encounters with strangers.
